Market News

AUD/USD makes it to the top of today’s U.S. session watchlist after a minor support break and news of a potential tariff delay hitting the markets.

Positive expectations for the upcoming U.K. general elections could keep sterling supported throughout the session, especially if polls continue to confirm the Tories’ lead.

Starting off the new week with a look at AUD/JPY ahead of busy calendar ahead for both Australia and China!

Start your trading prep with a quick review of last week’s forex action from my buddy Pip Diddy, an overview of catalysts lined up for the major currencies, and the charts to watch this week.

The Fed is up this week! What will Powell say and how will the dollar react?

Weak economic data weighed on the Loonie for most of last week. Can the comdoll recover with a light data calendar?

All eyes and ears are on the U.K. elections coming up this week, although a victory by the Conservatives seems to be in the bag. How might pound pairs react?

Both the franc and euro have central bank decision to contend with this week. Here’s what you should look out for.

Japan is printing tons of mid-tier reports this week! Which ones should you watch out for? Here’s a list!

Not a lot of top-tier reports scheduled from the Land Down Under this week, but that doesn’t mean we’ll see lack of volatility! Check out the catalysts that can affect AUD’s price action in the next few days.

The New Zealand dollar was on top of the forex hill last week! Can the bulls maintain their momentum with this week’s catalysts?

I’ve rounded up FOUR mechanical forex strategies right here to see how they performed recently. Take a look!

Rough week for USD as the latest U.S. business sentiment data knocked it down to levels it couldn’t recover from, even after a strong U.S. employment update. 

A growing lead for the Conservatives helped support GBP to another net positive week, despite a fresh round of weak business sentiment data highlighting weakness in the economy. 

Mixed week for these European currencies, with the euro coming out as a net loser while the Swiss franc barely comes out as a net winner. 

No love for the Loonie despite another hold off on rate cuts from the BOC and a big rally in oil.

NZDtook the lead early and never looked back thanks to rising global trade optimism, rising positive sentiment from NZ data, and as the RBNZ looks to hold off of rate cuts for now. 

AUD caps off the week as a net winner, riding higher thanks to optimism on the global trade outlook, and on another rate hold from the RBA.

It was an up and down week for the Japanese yen, but ultimately it was a net loser on rising global risk sentiment and net negative Japanese data. 

Recent crude oil rallies and expectations for a strong jobs rebound in Canada could join forces to lift the Loonie over the next few hours.